Actually, the world is all run by 3 dogs making decisions in Japan. Trust me, Uber is just their pawn. Nothing else matters, every other ethical fault is meanin

Actually, the world is all run by 3 dogs making decisions in Japan. Trust me, Uber is just their pawn. Nothing else matters, every other ethical fault is meaningless. You're going to have to actually provide some examples and/or evidence before I believe most companies do all of this regularly. I'd argue most terrible ethical actions of companies are out in the open and more socially accepted. > "The world thinks they've won because they've punished Uber, but what they've done is just play into hidden politics that made some shady people behind the scenes more money." This is one small thing, but I'll take it over nothing. I'm not blind to the larger power struggle of the world all mostly hidden from view. But, if this didn't happen, a different group of shady people wins on the other side of the hidden politics. Last I checked there aren't big differences in the shady hidden political system's parties.